Information & Computing Sciences
Researchers in Information and Computing Sciences employ new technologies to solve client problems through contract research, technology licensing, and venture creation. Our staff members collaborate within SRI, and also with diverse university and industry partners.
The computer mouse and computerized banking had their origins in SRI research over the past 65-plus years. SRI also played a substantial role in ARPANET history, and in the origins of Siri technology. Our contributions to scientific literature surpass 100 research papers a year. SRI has fueled advances in personal computing and produced world-changing innovations for a wide range of government and industrial clients.
Division Tabs
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SRI is developing a system that uses artificial intelligence to answer questions and solve problems in a range of scientific disciplines.
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By playing a game, citizen scientists can help increase reliability of mission-critical software systems.
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SRI is creating technology to translate foreign languages in all genres, retrieve information from translated material, and enable bilingual communication via speech or text.
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The U.S. must defend its computer systems and networks and ensure that future generations of technology will protect critical infrastructure from and respond to attacks.
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SRI is improving the robustness of speech processing technologies and transitioning them to government partners for use in highly noisy operational audio conditions.
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SRI is investigating whether and how student speech can be used to assess the quality of group collaboration during interactive learning activities.
Get to Know Some of Our Innovators
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President, Information and Computing Sciences -
Vice President, Information and Computing Sciences Director, Computer Science Laboratory -
Vice President, Information and Computing Sciences Director, Center for Vision Technologies -
Director, Speech Technology and Research Laboratory (STAR) -
Lab Director, Artificial Intelligence Center